In the age of social media, Indigenous peoples in Taiwan continue to grapple with marginalization and a lack of public discourse. Informed by the researcher’s lived experience as a member of an Indigenous community, this article offers an insider perspective on these challenges—and particularly underscores the urgency of accurate representation in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). Without proactive measures, Taiwan faces the risk of Indigenous and national identities being manipulated, leading to harmful distortions of public opinion.